In the world of airlines there is a huge market for varies airlines that offer different services to the customers to gain the competitive advantage. In the following article we will outline the differences between airlines like: “Emirates airline”, “Qatar” and “Air Arabia”. Those airlines will mainly differ in following criteria’s:

• Price is one of the most important differences that airlines would have among each other. Looking at Emirates that has competitive pricing to the rest of its rivals in similar service quality we can say that services of the airline would affect the difference in price among the airlines. This example shows us that Qatar Airlines as it is the first Five Star Airline that offers premium services would differ in price compare to Emirates. Customers can choose what quality of service they would receive according to the price they want to pay. That’s why we thing that airlines can be split in to three separate press categories according to the service they offer. Emirates would fit in the middle price category compare to Qatar Airlines which offers superior service for a superior price. The last category of price range we would consider Air Arabia as it has the minimum possible service but also has the lowest price range for varicose destinations (An example: Emirates offers return flight to Bangalore from 20th December till 23d December for 2640dhs., Qatar offers the same flight for 2350dhs, Air Arabia offers for 790dhs). • In flight service would show the biggest difference among the three airlines. Looking at Emirates and Qatar airline we can see that inflight service at Qatar would be Five Star class compare to Emirates four star. For example Qatar would offer its Five Star Award winning wines and champagnes to attract customers with is superior inflight entertainment system while sited in De Luxe seat. Looking at Emirates which service would differ as Emirates sets out lower standards for its...

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...I. INTRODUCTION
Emirates Airlines is an airline based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates with its main base in Dubai International Airport. It was established by the government of Dubai in the 25th of May 1985 with two leased aircrafts a Boeing 737-300 and an Airbus A300 operating its flights to Karachi, Mumbai and later Delhi. As of November 2007, Emirates Airlines has a fleet of more than 96 aircrafts that consists of 21 Airbus A330-series, 18 Airbus A340-series and 57 Boeing 777-series which makes it the Middle East’s largest airline flying to 97 different destinations in 61 countries all over the globe.
Always in the forefront of aviation technology, Emirates flies the youngest and most modern fleets in the world, with an average aircraft age of less than three years. The first to order Airbus A380 super jumbo aircraft, Emirates also recently received the first of its new fleet of eight Airbus A340-500s, the world’s longest-range large passenger jet.
Emirates has a wide range of competitors in terms of service excellence and flying destinations. Competitors can be identified as Singapore Airlines, Cathy Pacific Airways and British Airways, Lufthansa Airlines, Malaysia Airlines and Air France.
As for awards, Emirates Airlines was named the ninth best Airline of the year in 2007 by Skytrax, where in 2001 and 2002 it was names the best....

...EMIRATES airline vs air Arabia airline
Customer relationship management (CRM) is a widely-implemented strategy for managing a company’s interactions with customers, clients and sales prospects. It involves using technology to organize, automate, and synchronize business processes—principally sales activities, but also those for marketing, customer service, and technical support. The overall goals are to find, attract, and win new clients, nurture and retain those the company already has, entice former clients back into the fold, and reduce the costs of marketing and client service. Customer relationship management describes a company-wide business strategy including customer-interface departments as well as other departments
Benefits of CRM
Use of CRM company will gain some importance are as-
* Quality and efficiency
* Decreased costs
* Decision support
* Enterprise agility
Slogan:
* Emirates. The Finest in the Sky
* Be good to yourself. Fly Emirates
* When was the last time you did something for the first time? Fly Emirates.
* Fly Emirates. Keep Discovering
History of EMIRATES AIRLINES
During the mid-1980s, Gulf Air began to cut back its services to Dubai as it was concerned it was providing regional feeder flights for other carriers. As a result Emirates was conceived in March 1985 with backing from Dubai's royal family, and was required to operate independent of government subsidies,...

... ANALYSIS REPORT ON STUDY OF
EMERGENCE OF EMIRATES AS A GLOBAL AIRLINE
Prepared by
Dileep kumar maddukuri
(I144048)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Aim
It is vital to review the progress of business, particularly in a circumstance of rapidly changing contexts. In this regard, there are core attempts that International management needs to do in reviewing business performance. In order to respond to change effectively, the company must access its efficiency in current development direction. They need to identify their competitive advantages, position themselves and find out how competitive they are in the marketplace. As a result, management must redefine their business goals and set new strategic objectives to sustain as a Global leader in a dynamic environment.
1.2 Scope
This report uses, The Emergence & Rise and Rise of Emirates Airline As a Global airline using the Emirates Airline case study.
1.3 Company Background
Emirates...

...Airport Ground
Services to Airlines
fig 1
Introduction
Ground handling is a main part in airport and airlines industry the reason is that its all about time, money and safety. There are three type of ground handling models around the world.frist one us model that airlines they have their own ground handling staff and they provide their own ground handling. And the second one Eu model that airport provide ground handling toairlines and they manage their own staff. And they last one their party ground handling model
Airport or airlines hire some agents to do that for them.
In this topic we gone write about process of airport provide ground handling to airlines. From this model its good for airlines depend on their number of their routes and flight throw that airport and its always good for airport they always make good money throw this.
Ground handling
* Eu model
* Usa model
* Third party model
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Nonetheless as every other business, Emirates Airline faces its own challenges. The company needs to update its services and technology in order to always be one step ahead of its competitors. Many companies try to compete Emirates Airline with their professional staff or by introducing and implementing new technologies. However, Emirates Airline has managed to challenge this competition by offering a variety of commodities such as shower spas, flat-beds and high class private suites. These commodities make the company very difficult to compete with. In addition, unlike many of the most competitive airlines, Emirates Airline offers inflight Wi-Fi as well as mobile phone use and data roaming.
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1.1 Purpose
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1.2 Scope
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...﻿Airline Services – Singapore Airlines
Singapore Airlines (SIA) has a history of more than 60 years. It grew out of Malayan Airways which began operating scheduled flights between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur in an Airspeed Consul plane in 1st May 1947. 26 years later, Malayan Airways, which was renamed MSA in 1963, split into two: Malaysia Airlines and Singapore Airlines. It is from this moment on that SingaporeAirlines commenced its independent operations. Beginning operation with 5 Boeing B707s and 5 Boeing B737s, it now has a route network extending to 63 destinations in 35 countries, serving Asia, Europe, North America, the Middle East, the South West Pacific, and Africa. Today, they have a modern and young fleet of aircraft. Their homebase, Changi Airport, is regularly voted the world’s best, and serves as their gateway to Asia and beyond.
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